The self-incompatibility mechanism that reduces inbreeding in many plants of the Rosaceae is attributed to a multi-allelic S locus which, in the Prunoideae and Maloideae subfamilies, comprises two complementary genes, a stylar-expressed S-RNase and a pollen-expressed SFB. To elucidate incompatibility in the subfamily Rosoideae, stylar-specific RNases and self-(in)compatibility status were analy...

Incompatibility between complementary components of system goods can have substantial effects on consumer welfare. In this paper, we estimate the effects of incompatibility in a classic “hardware/software” market: ATM cards and machines. Our empirical model allows us to measure the “indirect network effect” that a bank’s ATM deployment has on willingness to pay for competitors’ deposit accounts...

Interspecific hybrid lethality and sterility are a consequence of divergent evolution between species and serve to maintain the discrete identities of species. The evolution of hybrid incompatibilities has been described in widely accepted models by Dobzhansky and Muller where lineage-specific functional divergence is the essential characteristic of hybrid incompatibility genes. Experimentally ...

Wolbachia are bacteria that live inside the cells of a large number of invertebrate hosts and are transmitted from infected females to their offspring. Their presence is associated with cytoplasmic incompatibility in several species of Drosophila. Cytoplasmic incompatibility results when the sperm of infected males fertilize eggs of uninfected females, causing more or less intense embryonic mor...

A quantitative model is developed to explore the effects of prezygotic and postzygotic incompatibility on the origin and maintenance of associations between the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and the t-complex in the mouse. Incompatibility is represented by a reduction in the rate of conception or gestation of offspring derived from sperm bearing MHC antigens in common with the mother. ...

Pragmatic definitions of material incompatibility and two kinds of consequence: • Incompatibility of p and q: If S is committed to p, then S is not entitled to q. • Committive consequence: If S is committed to p, then S is committed to q. • Permissive consequence: If S is committed and entitled to p, then S is (prima facie) entitled to q. " And those who introduce the notion of connexion say th...

Plants have evolved many systems to prevent undesirable fertilization. Among these, incompatibility is a well-organized system in which pollen germination or pollen tube growth is inhibited in pistils. We previously found that a novel one-way pollen-stigma incompatibility response [unilateral incompatibility (UI)] occurred between two self-incompatible Brassica rapa plants, a Turkish line, and ...

A careful comparative analysis suggests a simple explanation for a category of exceptions to the general correlation between separate sexes in plants -- dioecy -- and self-incompatibility. In some genera, polyploidy causes failure of self-incompatibility, and dioecy may then evolve.

background: it is suggested that ha-1 mismatching among hematopoietic stem cell transplanted recipients-donors is associated with acute graft-versus-host disease (agvhd). so the aim of this study was to evaluate ha-1 frequency and examine the correlation between ha-1 disparity and gvhd patients who received transplantation from a hla-identical sibling. samples and methods: the dna was extracted...